Question

drag and drop the term to the correct definition.
traditional religious belief in which nature and objects are thought to have spirits
a narrow channel or canal that connect two larger bodies of water
streams that flow only after rainfalls but are usually dry
the appearance of vegetation as a coastline when the sands of the sahara begin to end
sahel choke point animism wadis

Explanation:

1. Animism is the religious belief that non-human entities (nature, objects) have spirits.
2. A choke point is a narrow waterway connecting two larger bodies of water.
3. Wadis are dry riverbeds that only carry water after rainfall.
4. The Sahel is the transitional zone south of the Sahara where vegetation creates a "coastline" of the desert.

Answer:

• traditional religious belief in which nature and objects are thought to have spirits → animism
• a narrow channel or canal that connect two larger bodies of water → choke point
• streams that flow only after rainfalls but are usually dry → wadis
• the appearance of vegetation as a "coastline" when the sands of the Sahara begin to end → sahel